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RPM and different tunnel flow velocity.
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engine-propeller cells to be used in the design of a Micro
Air Vehicle (MAV). MAV design conditions: weight less than 200gr, maximum size 30cm, to fly a distance of 200m, and to be able to carry a camera and chemical sensors.One of the goals of the study is to use commercial parts (engines and propellers) in order to reduce manufacturing cost. The experiments are made in a subsonic open-circuit wind tunnel. The results are the aerodynamic drag coefficient of the propeller-engine cell (engine off), the static thrust test realized with engine on and tunnel off, at different RPM and the dynamic thrust test with engine and tunnel on, at different
RPM and different tunnel flow velocity.
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2. What are MAVs? Micro Aerial Vehicles (MAV) Smaller than traditional unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) Some are toys, however mainly military development Helicopters, planes, hovercrafts, and others
3. What can MAVs do? Remote reconnaissance and targeting Remote observation of environments Unmanned mission completion
4. What are the benefits of MAV Technology? Lower cost per unit Minimal training required Minimal manpower required Military effectiveness
5. Military MAV Possibilities (Link to Video Attached to Blog Post)
6. What has been done? Autonomous flight 3D Mapping Mission completion
7. Autonomous Air Fight (Link to Video Attached to Blog Post)
12. What am I working on? Some forms of basic NUI exist, but the majority are still in development. Multi-touch better for missions than gesture-based NUI systems
13. What is the future of MAVs? Complete military implementation Multiple interfaces for control Manpower reduction by vast amounts Better toys! + =